New US rules require heavy-duty trucks to cut emissions by 25% over next decade
Administration officials say the new standards would reduce 1.1 billion tonnes of carbon emissions through 2027
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THE Obama administration on Tuesday issued aggressive new emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks - rules that are expected to achieve better fuel efficiency and a bigger cut in pollution than the version first proposed last year.
Officials said the new standards would require up to a 25 per cent reduction in carbon emissions for big tractor-trailers during the next 10 years, and somewhat smaller improvements for delivery trucks, school buses and other large vehicles.
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